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Introduction to KRLSC (Korean Localization Sub-committee)

Introduction to KRLSC (Korean Localization Sub-committee). UBL Plenary Meeting May 10~14, 2004. Jason Lee & Sunghyuk Kim, Co-Chair (Korean Localization Sub-Committee). ebXML Activities in Korea. Organizations Concerned with ebXML Activities KIEC (Korea Institute for Electronic Commerce)

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Introduction to KRLSC (Korean Localization Sub-committee)

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  1. Introduction to KRLSC (Korean Localization Sub-committee) UBL Plenary Meeting May 10~14, 2004 Jason Lee & Sunghyuk Kim, Co-Chair (Korean Localization Sub-Committee)

  2. ebXML Activities in Korea • Organizations Concerned with ebXML Activities • KIEC (Korea Institute for Electronic Commerce) • NCA (National Computerization Agency) • ECIF (Integrated Forum on Electronic Commerce) • ATS (Korea Agency for Technology & Standards) • PPS (Public Procurement Service) • KCALS ( Korea CALS/EC Association) • Activities • Adopt ebXML as a standard e-business framework for interoperability • Develop guidelines for standard e-document Implementations • Perform pilot projects for interoperable test among industries based on ebXML • Operate an ebXML Registry & Repository for e-business processes and documents • Develop ebXML CPP/CPA Builder

  3. PPS’s G2B System(1) • Public Procurement Service (PPS) • Founded in 1949, operated by 935 employees • The central procurement agency for the Korean government • Main business • Main business • Supply goods and services for government use • Contract and manage public works • Stockpile raw materials to secure market price stability • Provide information on contracts and suppliers

  4. PPS’s G2B System(2) • Government e-Procurement System • Establish standardized public e-Procurement procedures • e-Bidding system, e-Catalogue system, e-Payment System • 40 organization users in government sector • Develop Business Documents based on ebXML(166 documents) • Develop an e-Document schema based on ebXML Core Component (Version 1.75) • Plan to upgrade to v 2.0 • e-Document System • Based on ebXML TRP Version 2.0

  5. B2B Infrastructure Development Project (BIDP) • Organization in charge : Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy (MOCIE) • Management organization : Korea CALS/EC Association • Main goal : Quantum jump to e-business in industries • The number of industries (e-MP) : 45 • The number of companies involved : 1,000 (leading and small & medium sized companies in each industry)

  6. Vertical Industries Involved in BIDP Ministry of Commerce, Industry, & Energy (MOCIE) Korea EC/CALS Association (KCALS) Major 9 Industries for the Drive (November 1999) Electronics Automotive Ship building steel Heavy industry Electronic Power Textile Distribu- tion Bio industry 11 Industries Added (April 2001) Watches Fasteners Tools Fine Chemicals Molding Card-board Furniture & Lumber Agriculture & Livestock Cons- truction Petro-Chemicals Logistics 10 Industries Added (March 2002) Semi-tool Equipment Animation New Ceramics Paper Mfg. Optics Non- Metals Toys Utility Facilities Environ- ment Financial Services 10 Industries Added (March 2003) battery Mining Industry Foundry jewelry stationery ceramics medical appliance port facilities Food floricultural industry

  7. Business Contents (BIDP) • Information Strategy planning for each industry • Analyze AS IS–TO BE model in each Industry • Master Plan for e-Business in each Industry • Build Database for e-Commerce • Standardized e-Catalogue • Company profiles • Develop standardized e-Document • Business Process Standardization for e-Trade • Developing standard e-Document • Build IT system for e-Commerce • e-Catalogue Management System • e-Procurement System, e-Bidding System • e-MP System, industrial portal

  8. Interoperability system • Business Process • Core Components • Business Document Business Document Transfer Registry & Repository • XMLTranslation • Security Module Web Service • Communication protocol : SOAP (TCP/IP) • e-Documents P/O P/O Interface Interface Interface Interface e-Commerce system e-Commerce system e-Commerce system e-Commerce system Chemicals Electronics Machinery Tools Interoperability System by KCALS • Registry & Repository for interoperating among e-MPs involved in BIDP • Translate & Transfer Business documents among e-MPs

  9. Why KRLSC is organized • We need interoperable e-documents which can achieve interoperability among industries and global markets • Understanding UBL through the Korean language • Implementing UBL in Korean markets • Propagating UBL and OASIS’ activities into the Korean market • We hope to participate in the UBL TC to accelerate interoperable e-business standards with other countries

  10. KRLSC Members • Co-Chairs SungHyuk Kim(Sookmyung Univ. ,OASIS Member) Jason Lee(KCALS, OASIS Member) • Members • Woonseob Kim (KCALS) • Byungyong Park (KCALS) • Junghae Moon (KCALS) • Changsoo Lee (KCALS) • Yeongchul Lim (KIEC, OASIS Member) • Sunho Kim (MyungJi Univ. ,OASIS Member) • Dongsoo Kim (Catholic Univ. ,OASIS Member)

  11. Action Plan – Promotion • Understanding UBL • UBL membership meeting every month • periodical public events for Korean users • Promoting UBL • promotion for maximum utilization • recruiting new members • education for optimum use of UBL • Building a Korean web site • Building and maintaining a Korean web site to provide information about UBL

  12. Action Plan – Review & Documentation • Translating of the following documentation into Korean • Introduction to UBL • UBL elements & attributes v1.0 • UBL v1.0 specification • Review of the UBL v1.0 specifications in Korean • Making dictionaries and guideline documents • Glossary • Korean lookup table (vocabulary reference guide) • guideline documents for understanding UBL

  13. Action Plan – Study & Research • Feasibility study to adapt UBL to Korean business practices and laws • Proposal for extended specifications to accommodate local legal and business practices in Korea • Study of deployment cases of UBL around the world, and publication of the case studies for reference to various industries

  14. Action Plan – Deployment to interoperable system • Development of e-Commerce systems based on UBL, which work as interoperable tools for various industries’ message standards • Conversion methods between UBL and industries’ standard business documents from the view point of syntax and data elements • Conversion systems between UBL and various industries’ standard business documents

  15. Regular Activities • Periodical meetings • once a month • Communications • e-mail, bulletin boards in a website, phones • Synchronization with the UBL TC and other SCs • report on KRLSC’s progress every month • telephone conference

  16. Korea CASL/EC Association • A non-profit organization which consists of industry members in private sectors. • Financially supported by the government • Major Activities • B2B e-Commerce Model Development Program (BIDP) : 45 industries involved. • Korea/Japan e-AMP Development Project • e-Business standardization • International cooperation with e-biz organizations such as ECOM in Japan, IICeB in Europe, etc. • Website URL - www.kcals.or.kr

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